dorothy: a lot. i want back. am i interrupting? yes. no. this is dorothy pen... pen... penhall-- she's my sister. girlfriend. and to think, some people wondered what i saw in you. (protestors chanting) so does anyone else know you're a cop? that's not usually how we do it. smoking a joint in the john. thank you. i'm not here to bust kids for smoking pot in the john. just in the garage. you don't have to talk to me. i don't get paid extra. what if i tell them you're a cop? what would you do? i would thank you. then they'd have to get you a new boy. got room for us. you don't mind, do you? come on. you've got plenty of lunch time left. where you going? i'll catch you guys after school. i'd think someone in your situation would want to be making friends instead of losing them. you think i would make friends with these guys? god forbid i kiss one of their daughters. not a chance. you're real tough-- you and james dean. this cowboy wants to die alone. look-- first, i don't want to die. second, from what i get, everyone dies alone. there's no chaperon. just you, hanson. yeah,

"see if they charge dorothy spates with this. it is not on her property." the sce otavious brown in july. but unfortunately for neighbors -- the flashing lights aren't surprising and they fear for their lives. "my heart is just heavy for them. i can't imagine living kwwl they can't even drive down elm with worry of being threatened -- "a citizen driving through neighborhood and a group of was pointed at the car and the occupants in the car." threatened -- "a citizen driving through neighborhood and a group of surrounded the car and a gun reportedly -- telling the victim "this is our hood." but it isn't a new problem -- police have been trying diffuse the situation with owner dorothy spates and her family for years. last year police incidents specifically involving 520 elm - including threats, weapons violations and the "they have searched that house so many times with search hidden." chiefr to work with them-- asking she provide a plan to solve the issues at her ---claiming the police harrass her family. given a second chance --- spates refused again sendin

well, enjoy him while you can, dorothy. they grow up awfully fast. [ george ] now, mother, don't start that one. oh, poor thing. i got to do something about this. [ harold ] it'll be fun in the mountains. - mrs. b., i quit! - hazel! i'm giving my notice. i'm getting out of here. hazel, you can't be serious. hazel, what's the matter? well, you just expect too much. all these people for dinner, and i don't get any help. i was helping you, hazel. i'm your right-hand man. yes, i know you are, harold, but what i need is grown-up help. i'm going nearly crazy out there. i need somebody that knows their way around a kitchen. dorothy, let me handle this. hazel, everything is going to be all right. all i know is that i need help. i'll come out and give you a hand. we'll straighten everything out. i was trying to make biscuits. you know, like you used to make. well, let's go in the kitchen. i'll show you how. you mean you got the recipe right in your head? hazel. hazel, just a minute. yeah, mr. b.? hazel burke, you're a fake. oh, now,

people like dorothy. you should call. she's worried about you. there's something i want to tell you. that's kind of cute. well... i didn't mean for it to be cute. i meant to kill myself. my mother was an alcoholic. she was really hard to have around even when i was six. i felt so incredibly guilty after i realized that. it was like i killed her. like i sent her away. like she left because i hadn't loved her enough. she thought i didn't love her. i used to eat all my vegetables because i knew it was what my mother wanted and that would make her happy up in heaven. i didn't talk to my father for months because i thought that would bring her back. that if i was a real good boy that she would come back. she didn't come back. i don't know. maybe that's my excuse for acting like i'm six sometimes. i'm sorry. what are you sorry for? i'm a friend. i should have seen your pain. okay, so maybe it's all right if i act obnoxious sometimes. have you seen anybody about this? i don't need to see nobody about this. are you sure? i dealt with this a long time ago

will you talk to me, dorothy? this is supposed to be good news. rumor is the strike will be over in a day. i don't care about your stupid strike. e to arrest him. he only had a little. he wasn't dealing. he did a controlled substance in front of me. i'm a cop. a cop that's on strike. you're still a cop even off the clock. you could've looked away. but, no, you had to arrest my boss and make me look stupid just because you're jealous. i'm taking this job, doug. so get used to it. here you go. hey, dennis. hey, judy. what's goi on? just doing my duty. where's stubbs? you didn't hear? what? he got nailed for slashing fuller's tires. he didn't slash any tires. no, but he's in charge of the picketers. i don't believe it. ted and lose his pension. ( knocking ) hey. i'm screwed, booker. they're burning half my pension. i'll be out writing parking tickets. you want some tea? yeah, that would be great. that tire slashing is bull. no way they can make it stick. it doesn't matter. the department's labeled me a troublemaker. i'll be demoted. make an example o

of those for african-american women christine darden comment dorothy vaughan, catherine johnson and mary jackson. [applause] i am so pleased also to let you know that many of the family members of mary jackson and dorothy vaughan and mrs. johnson are here as well. in any been that worked with them with the langley research center. if you see them in the crowd tonight home i am so thrilled that these women who actually lived in the history so i could write to our here. we knew the minute we were raised by them and worship with them and were taught by them or work with them my insurer me that there is the tremendous amount. and having a list of unfilled with another book of life down when researching their lives but one of the most timely and to emphasize is the following. maher never allow fear to get the best of curiosity. had high it takes a powerful imagination to land humans on the moon to bring them back safely and then to have their roots right here in hampton virginia and then to do uh rose calculations for this to come to fruition the tappan better known catherine johnson for the

police have now identified the woman who was killed as 69-year-old dorothy bushek. her husband, david, was also seriously injured. wmur's ray brewer is live in salem where todd gurley was , charged with morning with causing the crash, and we've learned gurley shouldn't have been driving at all. ray: among the charges gurley is facing driving with a suspended license, his license having been revoked back in september of request that bil be set at $65,000 cash only. ray: todd gurley is charged with causing the accident that took the life of 69-year-old dorothy bushek. according to police, gurley pulled out onto route 111, and struck a car that was heading westbound on route 111 tuesday afternoon. >> mr. gurley's vehicle made contact with the front passenger side corner of that vehicle the and the contact forced the double yellow lines, where it hit head on a vehicle that was heading eastbound. ray: that toyota was being driven by bushek's husband, david. dorothy was was taken to parkland medical center, where she was pronounced dead. her husband med-flighted to boston

she says her dorothy lynch salad dressing bottle exploded. >> it sounded like a firecracker going on in the house. >> reporter: how loud was this? >> ding! gla! real loud. >> reporter: after the big pop she snapped these photos for proof. knowing that no one would believe her. >> it's hard to explain i was was in the whiskey or something. >> reporter: it wasn't until later when duval found out the dressing had been recalled. in a statement dorothy lynch says a bacteria in their product is bubbling causing the dressing to foam or even spew out. >> go get a refund and just take it back. don't even wait to see if it ticks. if you do, open it outside. give your kids something to play with. >> reporter: with damage to the carpet, walls, a computer and even her dress, she estimates $2,500 just a $3 bottle of dressing. >> from the depths of my toes to the top of my head i will never eat dorothy lynch again. that stuff is crazy! >> krystal: well that's a new one. i love the sound affects. she is sure animated. that's kind of scary though. >> michelle: we're going have >> michelle: right now

when i was growing up, she was my mom. >> abandoned by her own parents as a young girl, dorothy rodham survived a harrowing childhood marred by neglect. >> as i learned what she had gone through i was humbled because i often wondered how would i manage being abandoned, rejktded by my parents, grandparents, not being able to go to college. all of that she pieced together of what she wanted to do as a mother and i was the beneficiary of that because she was an absolutely fabulous mother. >> so this is where hillary rodham grew up. >> this is where we grew up. park ridge, illinois. salt of the earth. a town that took a great deal of pride in its middle class values. >> the conservative, nearly all-white chicago suburb is where hugh and dorothy rodham would raise all three of their children. ernie richt was a neighborhood friend. >> on this corner we would play baseball and the manhole covers were the bases. >> in addition to baseball, her friends said hillary loved a good debate. >> hill's dad, he loved nothing better than to throw out a topic that he knew we would go, "no way! " and i th

"see if they charge dorothy spates with this. it is not on her property." the scene at 520 otavious brown in july. but unfortunately for neighbors -- the flashing lights aren't surprising and they fear for their lives. "my heart is just heavy for them. i can't imagine living but it isn't a new problem -- police have been trying diffuse the situation with owner dorothy spates and her family for years. last year police responded to the 500 block of elm 48 times. between may and october of this year -- 11 incidents specifically involving 520 elm - including threats, weapons violations and the murder investigation. the investigators knowning the home all too w house so many times with search warrents that... if weapons are chief trelka has tried to give spates the opportunity to work with them-- asking she provide a plan to solve the issues at her home. in january spates sent this letter instead of a plan ---claiming the police harrass her family. given a second chance --- spates refused again sending this 3 page hand written letter. calling the problem a commu

dorothy spencer is loiv on wisconsin avenue. all quiet now? >> reporter: it certainly is, doreen. that was not the case a while ago. this was a small protest but they were very loud. in fact, dc police had to be called to restore order. at one point workers at the restaurant had to lock the doors the demonstrators were protesting against a group called national policy institute which they say was having a meeting inside the restaurant here on wisconsin avenue. at one point, protesters stormed inside the restaurant but then they left and demonstrated on the sidewalk. there was a police presence to make sure that the sidewalk was not blocked. and the group chanted and danced. there was no violence. there were no arrests. the national policy institute is it is part of the all the right movement described by some as white nationalist think tanks. >> they think their ideology of hate is going to get currency in a new trump presidency. and we're here to tell them that we will not let that happen. >> reporter: now, the group's conference will be here in washington tomorrow at the reagan

jackie, you met dorothy. tom hanson, jackie garrett. hi, tommy. i don't really go by "tommy" but you can call me hanson. this is an informal get-together. how do you guys like your meat? rare. burnt. okay. jackie, dodoou like working for the d.a.? it's hard work but t u can really do some go. jackie, you know hanson is a cop. really? i don't want to sound like a jerk you don't like it? music means a lot to me. and this derivative guy drives me crazy. when i listen i want real r & b. like what? t-bone, king, muddy waters-- i'm easy. hey, jackie helped me build this case. really? working with doug is great. plenty don't. a major bust came in last year. we had a pound of c ce in a locker and an idiot undercover cop totally mishandled the evidence. i couldn't even file. that was you? you busted that kid in piedmont? steaks are up. i worked for months. you nitpicked my case to death. you needed a solid case. i caught him. you didn't intent to sell. i got to go. i don't think this will work out, guys. thank you. i'm sorry. something wrong with the wine?

dorothy judge has dethen men that she was found and has been reunited with her family. >>> -- dorothy judge has dementia. >>> the nominees showing no signs of slowing down. campaigning into the night. clinton rallied with bruce springsteen and president obama in pennsylvania. then it was to a midnight party with lady gaga and jon bon jovi in north carolina. tested in this election. but my faith in our future has never been stronger. >> trump going without the celebrity appearances. he spent his last hours campaigning in the battleground state of michigan, new hampshire, north carolina and he was in florida. >> real change also means restoring honesty to our government so the first thing we should do, let's get rid of hillary. >> with the campaigns coming to vote ares. >> so both presidential nominees cast their ballot. on the right, that is hillary clinton. on the left, that is donald trump. he made his vote count in new york city. both of the running mates, mike pence and tim kaine also voted early this morning. >>> millions of votes have already been cast in colorado. we talked to t

dorothy spencer just got an update from loudoun county sheriff. what have you learned? >> reporter: we are right off of gloucester parkway, the apartment complex, you can eis here behind us the double stabbing scene is behind the apartment complex deep inside a wooded area. from the update from the sheriff he tells it appears these victims were in fact targeted this. does appear to be gang evening off of whittford square. the scene we're told in the woods by a creek where some young men appeared to be partying of one man was stabbed and ran to an apartment for help. we understand that a little girl saw this bloodied man and alerted an adult who then called 911. that man was flown to the hospital in cryptcal condition. meantime, police found the body let's hear from the sheriff. >> followed some blood trail back into the woods back there. and which you have back there is a creek. and then there was like a party area. what they noticed was another individual who was laying facedown in the water who was deceased and appeared to be the victim of stab wounds. >> we feel sorr

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dorothy: where did you learn to pack? you got no toothpaste, no razors. i'm inin ? next time you abandon me, give me notice. we've got a cab waiting. and how come five days? it only takes three hours to fly there. we've got to go over this again? she does not like to fly. you can't force a prisoner to fly if sheheefuses. why not hanson or ioki with no family? what family? it's just me and you. sorry. i didn't mean that. except for the two years you dumped me for todd. i don't like sleeping alone. i sleep... i sleep on the couch. we've got to wait until we're sure. both: that's where we made our last mistake. ahem. i got to go. fine. call me. finei'll call you. every two hours? ( slap ) i don't think she'll give you any trouble. she was up all night writing to her boyfriend. her husband. yeah, right. got anything on him? heading south on the interstate. he's probably headed to florida. cory, officers hoffs and penhall. cory: hi. nice to meet you. a car will take you to the bus terminal. i'll sign her r er to you right now. thanks for the sweater. no problem. doug, wh

pened to dorothy? this thing with dorothy has been going on since we were 14. never lasts more than six months. i got to plan for the future. but you're going to get together for valentine's, right? she's with her parents this week. how about you? going out with amy? we had a little bit of a disagreement. i hate valentine's day. valentine's day? that's not a disagreement. that's a meltdown. or is it that you're too cheap and you break up before the holiday so you won't have to buy no present? no, i hate valentine's day. iok, got a date? there's this girl i just met but it seems too serious to leap into a valentine's day date. she blew you off, huh? basically. hey. don't make a big deal of it. i'm just going to dinner. that dress makes it a big deal. who is he? nobody special. assistant d.a. lamar, okay? oooh. oooh. oooh. it's just dinner. on valentine's day. on a school night. i'll be home early, daddy. how come she has a date and we don't? hanson: it's the dress. ( whistles ) it's valentine's day. for once i remembered to send flowers and candy to my wife. you

a difficult childhood of her own. >> i think the resilience of dorothy rodham, this little girl born to 16-year-old parents who did not want her and did not love her-- they never showed her any affection, never hugged her, never kissed her-- and i think it would have defeated most people. >> narrator: dorothy was determined to give hillary a better life. >> i think that dorothy was frustrated, like many, many women of that era. she had far more abilities, talents, and intelligence than the world or her relationship with her husband allowed her to show, and i think that she poured a lot of that ambition into her daughter. >> narrator: outside the home, in room 224 at eugene field elementary school, they saw that ambition early on. betsy ebeling became her best friend. >> i was the new girl in class, and somebody else in the classroom said to me, "you know, you're very lucky. you're sitting across from hillary rodham." and i said, "yeah, she seems very nice." and she said, "no, she's captain of the crossing guards." so see, i knew then that she was destined for great things. captain of

dorothy who always tells it like it is. sophia or ma. and blanch who just loves sex. >> it's like a timeless series that has just gone through the last 30 years. >> but this puppet show tells the story of the girls before theyer >> i don't know. i just don't see this taking off. who would want to watch a tv show about four old women living in miami? it will be a blip in the radar. >> you are so right. ive give it eight weeks tops. >> if they only knew what was to come. seven seasons and a jaw dropping 68 emmy nominations. >> you see that man over there staring at me? he's undressing me with his >> do you want to move to another table? >> not yet. he's only half done. >> the puppets embodying the nuances of the characters. >> i am a southern bell, the bell of the ball. she's a bit of a slut. >> as for their take on president-elect trump. they're sticking to character. >> wait, ronald reagan is president. >> yeah. >> 1985 is where they are now. >> politics aside -- >> the golden girls" i friendship. this is the original "sex in the city."

but it isn't a new with owner dorothy spates and her family for years. last year police responded to the 500 block of elm 48 times. between may and october of this year -- 11 incidents specifically involving 520 elm - including threats, weapons violations and the murder investigation. the investigators "they have searched that house so many times with search warrents that... if weapons are going to be in that house they know where they to work with them-- asking she provide a plan to solve the issues at her home. in january spates sent this letter instead of a plan ---claiming the police harrass her family. given a second chance --- spates refused again sending written letter. calling the problem a community probelm -- accussing trelka of never looking past her for a suspect and calling him a piece of work. among other things -- trelka pointing to a kwwl interview where children come out of the home giving him the middle finger behind his back. "it just shows a pattern of behavior at that residence that defies sociatle standards." that was jessica hartma

. >> you may have heard of dorothy lang. >> a discovery of a handful of images is big news. what one woman is doing with them makes it a bay area proud story. >>> before dorothy lang took her most iconic images she was a portrait photographer in san francisco where she took a picture of and became lifelong friends with ellen chong's grandmother. >> there is more than one way to be put on the map. sure, tucked away you will find the peninsula museum of art on any street map. but how does a small, relatively new museum specializing in living north californiian artists put itself on the map of the art world? ellen chong, one of the museum's dedicated volunteers has a plan one that she is pretty excited about. >> i was welling up with tears. because it just means so much. >> it has to do with something that has been tucked away on the floor of ellen's closet for some time. >> i had them in my possession for three decades. in my fire safe. >> more than 20 prints by the legendary photographer. they are pieces of family history. >> that is my mother as a young girl, walking on a b

coming up, dorothy will is out there with her crew. it's looking spectacular. thshow is thursday artifacts from high schools ound the area. the key is what happens on the field, we will have all of it for you. >> spectacular television. don't miss. five investigates, ts inside evidence room to see what police performance are doing to ensurevidence not compromised. oking to set standards across the state. maria: and a winter weather forecast. ed: kind of chile thanksgiving morning. h wind and a light mix. anchor: football weather. new england's energy comes from a pool of energy produce. eversource buys it at a set price but, causing energy costs to go up and down. so we're working to incree the supply of clean, affordable energy across the region. because more energy means lower energy costs for you and the counities we serve. ? we rlize that no matter where you are in life you can wamoving forward. moving forward with compassion. movingorwa re when you ne. moving forward with laughter and a healthy heart. moving forward with faly. why move forwa alone when we

and her mother dorothy... who was abandoned at eight years old. clinton says she dreamed of telling the young girl that she would be ok: ((hillary clinton: former democratic presidential nominee: >> as hard as it might be to imagine, your daughter will grow up to be a united states senator, represent our country as secretary of state and win more than 62 million votes for president of the united states. cheering )) >> the former secretary of state urged americans not >> the former secretary of state urged americans not lose hope and stay engaged at every level. the theme of last night's gala was "beat the odds"... the children's defense fund says despite the progress made recently 31 million kids still live at or near poverty in america./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> adults attending a not so typical house party ((brian loftus)) >> coming up on good day las vegas./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and this is 8 news now good day)) ((brian loftus)) >>> a house party - only for looked into a

that is put together by dorothy. we can't wait. we are four different hoodies for that show. jc: love the tradition. thank you. ben: still to come. the local group working to help the victims. jc: new at 11:00, stepping strong. an organization funding groundbreaking research, the y26ycy ykny ben: i was outside earlier and it kind of felt like a typical thanksgiving. it felt like thanksgiving should feel. anchor: what a deep thought you had when you were out. it is true though. the weather was not perfect. we were still able to eat turkey ben:. ben:i saw a glimmer of sunshine. anchor: we saw them break for a bit. for slick travel overnight. ben: when jc goes to the shopping mall at midnight, umbrella? anchor: umbrella and extra time to travel. >>> tonight, we're tracking several holiday storms. the trouble in the west. and the what saturday in the east. icy rain and snow fueling what could turn into a travel disaster. >>> breaking news. found alive. the supermom who vanished while jogging three weeks ago, discovered safe. now, with hehu tonight, new questions about how she dis

the dorothy lunch salad recalled. >> the bacteria in that dressing can make it bubble, and foam and spew out of the bottle. damaged her clothes, her wall, her computer and purse. she estimates the damage at $2500. yikes. >>> all right guys. it is going to be a very warm and breezy election day. we're talking near record highs. i'll show you how quickly the warm up happens. >> and we're seeing some slow and go on the 10 this morning. are looking so far. >> it is election day. law enforcement is on high alert this morning. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women

dorothy was driving him crazy. he went to find some peace and quiet somewhere. ( rings ) ( rings ) ( ring ) [captioning sponsored by fx networks following are scenes from last week's episode "cenotaph part 1." [woman sobbing] untered kai tong. if so, why did he fail to cut off your head? who is kai tong? the outlaw. the man who ravished me. my name is logan mcburney. you're a bigfoot, for sure. now, stay out of my way! i'm fixing to catch me "old ironsides." mr. mcburney, , y do you need such a large wagon... ....o carry mrs. mcburney to the burial ground? why? because she's a big woman. this lovely lady is mei lee ho, of my village in the north... ...soon to b bmy wife. i am mei lee ho of the imperial court... ...concubine totois imperial majesty. i had hoped you would not shame yourself and me with that intelligence. you're the only source of shame in my life, kai tong. kwai chang... a token, which you must carry. i will do what i can to marry you and anna. you hear that, annnn we're gonna get hitched in chinese!

of course not, infringing on rights like free speech is an opening to taking away our other rights" dorothy writes: "i think if you disrespect the flag you disrespect the people who fought for your freedoms - yes go straight to jail as a federal crime!" no matter where you stand - on burning it - a stetson law professor tells me - it's out of the future president's hands to punish people for doing it. flag re-ignites after the election of donald trump... when protestors burned it on a massachusetts college campus... now trump is firing back... saying there should be consequences - loss of citizenship or lock-up. constitutional law professor louis virelli says the supreme court has taken a stand on after a texas man was convicted for burning a flag outside of the republican national convention. the constitution also says the government can't take your citizenship against your will. this is tough for vietnam vet don phipps to watch... opinion of justice antonin scalia - whose opinion the president elect has said he respects. mr. trump will now fill the late justice's spot on the supreme court

the second driver 51-year-old dorothy labrecque of belmont was already out of her car, conscious and alert when police arrived. >> she was extremely startled in shock and trying to gather what had happened. reporter: based on witness statements, police say arteaga allegedly crossed the double yellow line, causing the crash. his family, still in shock over the tragic loss is asking for saying in part -- he was a son, a brother, a . friend and recently a new father. our family through this difficult time also shares a concern for the person and family who were involved in this awful event. police say the investigation in ongoing. the belknap county traffic accident reconstruction team is assisting. >> to take the proper measures to make sure that we all did our due diligence to our community. has serious but non-life threatening injuries. she is expected to make a full recovery. arteaga's family says he was committed to making sure his infant daughter's life was full of love. reporting live in tilton, siobhan lopez, wmur news 9. cherise: thank you. hillsboro police are looking for the

the dorothy lynch salad dressing making firecracker like sound. caused $2,500 in damage to the carpet, wall, clothing and computer. didn't think anyone would believe here so had to snap pictures. >> hard to explain i was attacked by bottle of salad dressing and probably thought i was in whiskey or something. >> julie: later found out dressing had been recalled. dorothy lynch said it was bubbling causing to spew out. >> daniel: connecticut state police had a big task to tackle when they were called to get a moose on rental car lot. the confused moose was found wandering around the parked car yesterday. official had to shut down part of highway as troopers used vehicles to coral the animal away from the lot and back into the open woods where it belonged. and turned up in his food. not exploding salad dressing that turned up in though. look at picture though. 82-year-old man found the ring in a carrot from his garden. what? he says he lost it just after he and wife celebrated fiftieth wedding anniversary and gave up on looking and wife always remaine

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dorothy who tells it like it is. sofia, or ma. and blanch, who just loves sex. >> it's like a timeless series that has just gone through the last 30 years. >> reporter: but this puppet show tells the story of the girls before they were the golden girls. >> i don't know, i just don't see this taking off. i mean, who'd want to watch a tv show about four old women living in miami? it will be a blip on the radar. eight weeks. tops. >> reporter: if they only knew what was to come. seven seasons and a jaw-dropping 68 emmy nominations. >> see that man over there staring at me? he's undressing me with his eyes. >> do you want to move to another table? >> not yet, he's only half done. >> reporter: the puppets embodying the nuances of the characters. >> i am a southern belle. the belle of the ball. she's a >> reporter: as for their take on president-elect trump? they're sticking to character. >> wait, ronald reagan is president. >> 1985. that's where we are now. >> reporter: politics aside -- >> the golden girls is about friendship. this is

there was dorothy and toto... of the west, grady! now, look... now, what we gotta do, see, is we gotta go out there, a-a-and if smitty and hoppy are still hungry, then that means it was marijuana. if they're not, it wasn't. now, come on. all right. [stammers] you--you were right. they got the munchkins, all right. munchies, grady. the munchies. now, just calm down. how can i calm down when the police are in there getting high off my salad? they gonna take me to jail. we got--we gotta go out there and stop them. hey, wait a minute, wait a minute. wait a minute. now how can they take you to jail if they're eatin' up all the evidence? that's food for thought. right. come on, let's go. hey, how, uh, how you fellas feel? i--i mean, how's the food? it's terrific, it's marvelous. oh, really? oh, goodness, you didn't even finish up this little bit right here. oh, come on. don't leave anything in the bowl. hey, don't worry about me, grady. i could eat anything. and you just did. well, that just about does it for dinner. i'll just take your plates. rollo,

and the book opens up with dorothy on a black-and-white world, that kansas had no color. just read the first paragraph in it. so, when they got to the part where they had to get the song for the little girl, they hadn't written it yet. they had written everything else. they hadn't written the song for judy garland, who was a discovery by one of yip's collaborators, burton lane. and nobody knew the wonder in her voice at that time. so they worked on this song, and at that time, ira, yip, larry hart and the others thought that the composer should create the music first. now, they were both locked into -- the lyricist and the composer were locked into the storyline and the character and the plot development. so they both knew that at this point there was a little girl in trouble on the kansas city environment, alright, and that she yearned to get out of trouble, alright? so yip gave harold what they call a "dummy title." it's not the final title, but it's something that more or less zeroes in on what the situation is all about and what -- this little girl is going to take a

and dorothy writes, if you disrespect the flag, you disrespect the people who fought for your freedom. yes, go straight to jail is a federal crime. no matter where you stand on burning at this law professor tells me it is out of the future president's hands to >> the controversy over burning the flag reignites after the election of donald trump when protesters burned it on the massachusetts college campus. now trump is firing back, saying there should be consequences. loss of citizenship, lockup. >> i was stunned as the president-elect reflected a pretty limited if not nonexistent understanding of the first amendment. >> constitutional law louis briley says the supreme court has taken a stand on this two times after texas man was convicted for burning a flag outside the republican national convention. >> in 1989 and in 1990 the courts have the opportunity to decide if you could charge for burning the american flag in the course said no. >> they are not very patriotic and why would they burn a flag? if they don't like in this country, get out of it and go somewhere else. vietnam vet to

dorothy davidson and washington high teacher will lawrence ye asked state officials why aren't you paying for our stuff. the answer surprised them. >> they have not submitted a claim since december of last year. >> instead the statement documents show that allgreen sold some of the school's materials to another recycler. i went to see the allgreen owner and he is well known in his field and gave a talk on recycling. >> would you like to live life at your personal best? >> and he runs a motivational speaking business. >> all along the state is not paying us. the documentsho s they tried to claim $304,000 from the state recycling fund in 2015. the state denied the claims saying he didn't follow rules like certifying recycled material. >> they have gotten more and more strict with the paperwork. as it got more strict the way you collect material at a school makes it essentially impossible to get paid for 100% of it. >> he said it was so cumbersome he stopped holding e waste fundraisers last spring. he is trying first to pay groups from 2015. >> why would we pay the people who just had an eve

dorothy in massachusetts, dorothy. >> caller: booyah, jim. good to talk to you. >> same. >> caller: i need some of your wisdom, jim. i want your opinion on two stocks if i may. >> two. >> caller: first one is new york mortgage trust, symbol nymt. the other one is empire state realty group, efrt. what do you think, jim? >> not a fan of either. you're reaching for income. i don't like to reach for income. i know people want to get that yield, but i don't like to do that. i think these are red flags. if you want yield, you got to stick with some of the higher quality real investment trusts that we talk about or at this rate just wait. you're going to get a chance for better yield. they're there, right under the surface. they're lurking. they're the buyers and they're putting bids in underneath a stocks in this maerkt. on "mad money" tonight, shares of netflix haven't been putting up marks. after hitting an all time low in february, has the company turned its grades around. then warren zevon. and helping thousands of businesses have a bigger pres

she was like, oh, i want to be dorothy from "wizard of oz" and you have to be the lion. she totally changed her mind. so, i made her take this picture. and the minute we were done, she took her spidergirl outfit off and goes i want to be dorothy. i had to run out and get a lion costume which i couldn't find. but i found one, i think it was kind of like an adult one. 'cause it was a lion costume but there were no arms. it was this weird sleeveless - it looks like two big tubes of vanilla cookie dough. like it did not look -- it looked like -- it looked like a lion, and a weird scientist was like wouldn't it be nice, a world if lions had cookie dough arms? [ laughter ] so then i was like walking and the other adults were like what are you dressed -- it was the creepiest -- yeah, and i was just like skeeving everyone out on the block. >> jimmy: and like i have the best costume at home right now, i'm dr. octopus. >> exactly. yeah -- but no, i'm weird pudding armed lion. that was my -- this. congratulations for this. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: you're doing a a special releas

. >> we caught up with voters streaming into the dorothy emanuel center. members from the baptist church were there as well. the pastor, evian waller says this is their mission. >> we are here to be encouragement to the voters and help ladies from their car to the door. we are here where there are long lines to make sure people don't give up. >> the pastor says he is aware of racial overtones but they have helped voters in the past two presidential elections. the action cam was in camden county where voters cast their ballots at 6:00 a.m. all 12 congressional seats are being contested and a ballot questions asks voters to approve or reject a casino outside of atlantic city. nora muchanic is live now in new jersey. new jersey likes to do things early. >> reporter: that is true. we start at 6:00 here and things have been busy ever since, especially at this firehouse. the poll workers tell me by 10:00 this morning they had as many people voting as they do in an entire day. that gives you an idea of the level of interest in this presidential race, a race like